Doodles, Deer and Dropping Beats Blue Peter

massive threat in my trousers, the whole class was laughing. Get your

pens at the ready, live doodle along with Blue Peter. Keep it CBBC.

OK. We should leave this to the experts, I think.

Hello. That was a fabulous shot. An extended round of applause to

Bellatrix, our incredible beatboxer. Amazing. For you and us, she will

teach us how to beatbox like a pro later on. Brace yourself - I am

taking part in the annual dear calling event.

-- deer calling event. We want you to get involved in our live

doodle-a-long. What is it? I could tell you or let the most beautiful

person to tell you, Liz Pichon, to come out. Welcome to the show. The

Silver badge, everybody. Let's talk about Tom Gates. What is he up to?

This is the 11th book. He's in a band called Dog Zombies Rule. This

time he's trying really desperately not just to play the leafy Green

oaks people's home. In the book I do a lot of doodling. I don't just

doodle in my books, on my earrings, on my shoes. I would really like a

pair. Let's look in the book, because as you mentioned there were

doodles everywhere, on letters and around the borders. Do you come one

the story first and add the doodles? How does it work? I do both at the

same time. I am an illustrator. I think visually. I use the doodles to

help me tell the story. Do you ever eat noodles when you do doodles.

Have you ever done doodles on a poodle? That is my next book. What

is a doodle-a-long? It is where we want everyone involved. Get a

permanent marker and get something to draw on. Importantly, you have to

ask permission. Don't just draw on anything. Don't get me into trouble.

That is what we want them to do. So you need pen, paper, permission. We

will do it really soon. If you don't have a pen and paper, fear not, just

grab anything. Maybe you have a white cat, grab that. Or a Ukulele.

Like me you have a Ukulele which Liz doodled on before. Let's mix history

with pushing the boat out. Take a look at this. That was actually

quite funny! So, team Blue Peter have told me

today I will help unlock the mysteries of the deep blue sea. That

is because I am in Portsmouth to see a ship that dates back to Henry the

eighth. That is the 16th century. So, I have come prepared.

It is the wrong era! I'm here to set eyes on what is simply one of the

most famous ships in history. That ship behind me is the Mary

Rose. It was King Henry VIII's favourite warship, launched in 1511.

It makes it over 500 years old. The Mary Rose is so famous because

34 years after launching, she sank in battle. She then spent over 400

years at the bottom of the sea, before being rediscovered in the

1970s. It took another 11 years for her to be lifted from the sea bed.

That is where we came in. Blue Peter covered the efforts to raise the

wreck from start to finish and we played a big part in getting her out

of the water. Since then, scientists have restored the Mary Rose. It has

been painstaking work. The ship was sprayed with water and then waxed

before it was slowly dried. It means the wreck has never been seen in its

entirety until now. After 34 years of conservation, the

ship has been fully revealed. And just look at it. And it is only here

in this purpose-built museum in Portsmouth's historic boat yard that

you can have a close look. I almost feel as if I could step on the ship.

Actually now I will take a closer look.

I have been given exclusive access to get to see parts of the restored

ship most people won't. It is fascinating.

This is Dr Hildred. She was part of the original diving team that raised

the wreck. At one time this was buried under the seabed. How did the

ambition start to raise it out and bring it here? Once we exposed it,

we realised the wealth of objects inside it. 19,000 objects that tell

us about life in the 16th century. We realised we had to preserve it

for the nation. We had to bring it to shore and create a museum, which

is what we have done. Is there anything I can see close up? I will

show you how we maintain objects. The ship is restored, but many of

the objects found are not. It is in this room that the scientists are

slowly working to uncover what was found on board. Each one an

incredible piece of history. Whatever it is we see here or you

find, that could have been on the boat, used by people who actually

lived and worked on the ship. Absolutely. Touched by somebody 500

years ago now. Even though these historical treasures are around 500

years old, I am being allowed to help out.

We are going to allow you to excavate it. You have one chance

only. Don't mess it up. Wow! Talk about pressure! So this could be a

new find. It could be a Blue Peter exclusive, or it could be, well,

let's find out. If you knock around here, you might be able to get this

knock off. OK, I'm going to knock your block off! Here comes the

science bit. Concentrate. I am chipping away at a layer of calcium

carbonate, which has built up having been under water for so long. Look

at that. Look at that! OK, I will be honest,

I have no idea what it is. You have exposed enough for us to say it is a

hook. That and the bronze part was helped to use the anchor. It was

found near an chor and the only one we've got. You have not only

discovered history, but have discovered one object we've never

had before on the Mary Rose. This hook would have been used to hold

the Mary Rose's giant anchor. It is amazing to think it would last have

seen the light of day way back in the time of Henry the eighth. That

is a Blue Peter exclusive. Thank you very much. David, thank you so much.

If we were to do the entire thing, how long would it take? Christmas

2017 to finish. I will probably look around the... I think I will leave

them to it. Radzi is funny. Are you ready for your doodle-a-long? I am

joined by the doodle Queen. Let's talk doodles. How will we do it? We

all need something to draw on. I will draw on a pair of shoes today,

which is fantastic. I have permanent marker. You will draw on a T-shirt.

You have a fabric pen because that will work better on that. A top tip

here is if you want to draw your design first, draw it on a piece of

paper and slip the piece of paper under the T-shirt. That is very

clever. It means you can trace what you are doing. This is why we need

top tips. Have a team. We are the dream team. We are getting ready to

doodle. Football, bag and T-shirt? Yes. Team Radzi introduce

themselves. Katelyn. I am drawing on a pencil case. I'm rilely. I am

drawing on a lamp shade. I'm drawing on a shoe.

Over to CBBC HQ. It is great to see you. I will have a go at doodling on

a note pad and hacker will do it on his dog bowl. I have no fingers,

have I? This should be my tea break! It is Blue Peter, keep it chilled!

Let's say hello to our video callers, we have Chloe-Leila and

Maisie. Chloe-Leila, you might see there in the white top s wearing a

Blue Peter Silver badge. That is because she sent us something

brilliant. These are masks... Wow! On lollipop sticks and they are...

Did she know we would do this? No. It is a surprise. Look at this. How

good are these! You can custom miez the beards as well. You are a

genius. You know what you are doing. Where

do we start? Is everyone ready? So, the first thing I will do is find a

good place to start. I will write my name. You could, you can write your

name, you can do a star. I will do it in kind of bubble writing like

this. It is a popular font. I used to do it when I was a kid. 3-D is

all the range. Liz has done a cool tutorial online for you. That is a

clever way to do it because it is almost coming out of the page. You

should be an author and illustrator! I am trying my best! Don't worry

about making a mistake as well. So I will draw my name and then I will

draw a star. I will show you how to draw a star. Do a tringle at the

top. One at the side, one there and one at the bottom. You do extra

element elements of drawings and you draw it all together. Let's look t a

our guys over here. These guys are doing really well. You have a star

on the football. Jayden has done her name. I started with the green

badge, I love Blue Peter and I don't know how to draw this ship. It is

really hard! I will do a bit of copying.

You are flying through things here. Katelyn, can we look at yours? You

have your name there. Rilely, you have a cool star. What is that you

have got there? It is just a pattern. You have recreated what Liz

has done perfectly. What about you, Aisja? I have my name and a star.

Let's see how Karim and Hacker are getting on. Hacker is shaking his

head. I can only imagine what he's looking at. I am not the best

artist. I am giving it a go. It is not too bad. Liz, help me! Put some

detail around it. Now to our video feed and see the

girls. How are you getting on, girls? Oh, look at that. Oh a cat on

a welly. And a shooting star. A bit more time

yet. Shall I show you how... We have 30 seconds left to get this first

bit done. Shall I show you how to do the lines. You are tracing mine. I

am cheating! If you want to link all the drawings together, the way you

do it is curved lines like that. It is effective and you can fill up a

lot of different spaces with it. We will carry on with this whilst we

get involved with this project. You have another art project cow can get

involved with. Take a look. Children In Need is almost here. We want you

to do... Did someone say goo? It is do your thing.

You could make a cake. With a special ingredient! Goo. You could

put on a fancy dress costume. Or you could do a sponsored

silence... So whatever you are doing for Children In Need, we want to

know about it. All you have to do is go on the Blue Peter website, print

out your template and send us your... Goo. Send it with your

pledge slip and tell us what you are doing for Children In Need. When you

have done that, send it to: We want to cover the entire Blue

Peter studio in your goo for the special. Send it to us by 16th

November. Go on and goo your thing for Children In Need. Goo on!

We would like to cover the entire Blue Peter studio in your goo. That

is a lovely picture, Liz. As you can see, Liz has done her own

goo. Check it out for inspiration. What I love about today's show, it

is so arty. We have doodling on behind us. Hello guys. We have the

big badge wall, which is covered in all your fantastic posts. Look at

this. This is sent in by Amy and Sarah. They have done an echo

booklet on how to be more eco. My favourite part is here you can see

my face hiding in the bushes. I am next to that strawberry I grew in

the garden. You forget to send us your names and address. Send us in

your address so we can send you a green badge. Here is one for you and

one for your. Mine says "supper" on it.

Gavin, from Cumbria, has done this - all the Blue Peter badges which have

been turned into characters. My favourite is green. She looks lovely

and leafy! Keep your post coming in to the

usual address. Who knows, it might make

it onto next week's Big Badge Wall and you

could Sorry everyone, I'm going to have

to put my pen down for a second, because it's time to meet

our next guest. Give it up for beatbox

champion Bellatrix! Yes, that is what I'm talking about.

Bellatrix, welcome to Blue Peter. That's beatboxing, which is a form

of vocal percussion. So, in the UK, you were the first

professional female beatboxer ever? Yeah, as far as I'm aware. How did

it start? I first heard beatboxing

from a family friend, Duke Box, I was fascinated and begged him

to teach me and went on from I used to really annoy

my friends at school, I've taken part in loads

of competitions in the UK and Now I'm focusing on

writing my own music, which incorporates

beatboxing and singing. Can we hear a bit more of what you

do best, please? For sure. Take it away. I'm a little bit lost, and

I'm a little bit lost, and you're a little bit lost.

APPLAUSE It is genuinely incredible how you

do what you do. We have got our presenters kitted

out with caps and Mike. What do we need to know?

To break it down, you can use phonetics.

If we start with you on the bass drum. It sounds like... It sounds

like the letter B. Try this at home. You will probably do better than we

will. First thing, when you use the letter B in language, you don't go,

I had beans for breakfast. Maybe you do! Your lips up out what. -- your

lips move outward. How do you say Barney? A simple one for you. The

easiest sound is the high hat, and it is similar to the T. If you want

to make it more interesting and complicated, you can add the K. It's

like a little train. It's nice. I'm ready. I got the hardest one to you.

It's a bit like like the letter K. Put your tongue in the roof of your

mouth, and breathing so you feel the air rushing over your tongue and

it's cold there. Now you need to say the K with your mouth in that

position. Smashed it. Now, in words, but gently. Gently! Let's add some

bass drum. THEY BEATBOX APPLAUSE Can you do this

I'm on the lookout for the largest land mammal in the UK - the red

deer. It's around here somewhere. I'm in

the Peak District. I'm told there is a competition, and I love a

competition. Hi, you must be Danny. Shall I show you where to find the

deer? Absolutely. Always follow the expert. Danny looks after these

moors and knows all about red deer. What are we doing today, why are we

here? We are here looking to spot red deer. I can hear them, they are

so noisy, aren't they? They are. At this time of year, they come

together, and the strongest stags lock antlers, which is spectacular,

battling for supremacy to be able to mate with the Heinz that that art

there. So it is a bit of a competition? Yes. They can show how

deep their voice is and how formidable they might be. The way

the red deer call-out is most common at this time of year. It is so

common that people round here have a competition to celebrate. For the

past bee years, people have gathered right here on the eastern moors for

the annual red deer championships to see if they can draw like deer. I'm

being serious, this is a real competition. I'm going to be getting

involved, and if I'm going to do this, I'm doing it properly. Wright,

where is the competition? Lindsey, I think you've got the wrong end of

the stick. Really? That's awkward. So, after a quick change, the

competitors head over the moors towards the deer. Keep climbing. If

I'm going to stand any chance at all, I'm going to need some advice.

Luckily, last year's champion, Flora, is on hand to help. What are

your top tips for me? To be really loud, and to be really confident.

And don't be embarrassed. Yes, because I do feel silly, but have

you got to just go for a? Yes. Let's go for this, let's bring that medal

home. Competitors are marred by a team of judges and get points for

style and how real they sound. What really impresses the judges, though,

is being able to get a deer to answer back. So, let's get ready

to... Just start. CALLS LIKE A DEER wow, I did not see

that coming. Competition is fierce, and some people are really going for

it. Did you sign up? I did. It's my own fault, really, isn't it? And

before long, it's my turn. Time to step up. CALLS LIKE A DEER not bad,

but then... DEER CALLS BACK and then time for

Flora to show me how it's really done. DEER CALLS as the competition

goes into the night, the judges have a lot to think about. Flora's

sister, Poppy, had ago, too. And she's good. It's time for us to head

back to get those all-important results. OK, this is it. The judges

are just coming out. They've got the results. The nerves are kicking in.

Over to head Judge Roger. The overall winner, unanimously decided

by all three back of us, was number 74, Andy.

APPLAUSE It turns out the judges didn't think

I was very good. Can't win everything, I guess. But Poppy was

so good that she has taken the medal from her sister this year, keeping

it in the family. This has genuinely been one of the weirdest and most

wonderful blue Peter filming days ever. I have never laughed this

much. So, guys, one last time, ready? DEER CALLS not bad!

Have a go. It scares me. It was a lot of fun.

Today's Blue Peter has been all about the live

I have to draw your attention to this lampshade. Hold it up and maybe

put it on your head. This is just wonderful. Look at the design on

that. It's fantastic. Down here, you've done a fantastic T-shirt.

Fold it up so that everyone at home can see it. You've done that in

about 15 minutes, I don't know how. You're a pro. The colours are really

good. Let's go to the video. Look at that. That is amazing. Yours is very

nice. Have you enjoyed yourself, girls? Yes. You have been legends.

We'll see you again. Goodbye. Let's see how Karim is doing. It's

therapeutic. Hacker hasn't got very far. I can't pick up this stupid

pen! Guys, thank you so much for taking part. And Liz, thank you for

coming in. Everyone has done really well. I'm really impressed. Give

yourselves a round of applause. Take a photo of your doodle

and upload it on the Blue Peter Liz is sticking around

to take a look at them during Fan Club hour,

straight after the And of course Fan Club hour will be

filled with brilliant games and exclusive clips,

like this one, where last week's guests, the Kaiser Chiefs,

play One Word Each. You need a CBBC login to do that.

Apologies if you had trouble last week.

You've been listening out for the phrase "Doodle Queen"

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